Malaysian state investment fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd. said on a call with creditors Monday that there are no plans to wind the troubled fund down.

1MDB, which is controlled by Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance, said it would remain a nonoperational entity to service debt through the sale of assets, according to a person who was on the call, which was open to holders of some of the fund’s bonds. 1MDB also said it expects to publish long-delayed audited financial statements by Sep. 30, the person said.